– having regard to the principles of independence, transparency, adversary trial system,
effectiveness and representation, as well as the specificity of telecommunications and postal
issues.
5. The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure shall apply to proceedings before arbitration
courts within the scope not regulated by the Act.
PART IV
Numbering and frequency management
Chapter 1
Frequency management
Article 111. 1. The allocation of frequencies or frequency bands, hereinafter referred to as
“frequencies”, to particular radiocommunication services and the use of these frequencies
shall be specified in the National Frequency Allocation Table.
2. Frequencies may be used as:
1) civil;
2) governmental;
3) civil and governmental.
3. The Council of Ministers shall specify, by means of an ordinance, the National Frequency
Allocation Table, implementing the national policy within the scope of frequency resources
management, the compliance with electromagnetic compatibility requirements and
telecommunications, taking account of:
1) international radiocommunication regulations;
2) policy orientations and objectives with regard to strategic planning, coordination and
harmonization of radio spectrum usage defined in multi-annual radio spectrum policy
programmes adopted by the European Parliament and the Council under Article 8a (3) of
Directive 2002/21/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 7 March 2002 on
a common regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services
(Framework Directive) (OJ L 108, 24.04.2002, p. 33);
3) the requirements concerning:
1) ensuring conditions for harmonized development of radiocommunication services and the
domains of science and technology that use frequency resources,
2) the implementation of new, effective radiocommunication technologies,
3) national defence and state security, as well as public safety and order.
Article 112. 1. The President of UKE shall determine the frequency management plans and
modifications to these plans on his/her own initiative, or:
1) at the request of a body to which a general exclusive frequency licence is granted, in
cooperation with this body;
2) according to the needs and technical capabilities within the remaining frequency bands.
2. In relation to frequencies intended for the broadcasting of radio and television programmes,
the President of UKE shall determine the frequency management plans and modifications to
these plans in agreement with the Chairperson of KRRiT at his/her request or on his/her own
initiative.
3. The agreement referred to in paragraph 2 shall regard the number and type of planned
frequencies and networks as well as the coverage and location of transmitting stations.
4. Frequency management plans and their modifications shall take into account in particular:
1) the national policy concerning frequency management;